assigning drive letters

[corosus]

hi
is there anny way to determin under win 2k wether a drive is called E: or F:
in order to set up my dual boot system (linux mandrake) i had to move my office folder i thought the linux partitions would not be recognised, and then drive F: would become E: and office would be ok however i was wrong, it's still recognised and now office 2000 won't open, it won't reinstall and i can't get it to uninstall ( keeps telling me "error 1325 stationary is to short a file name") i figgure if i can change the letter assgned to the drives........

[corosus]

i seem to remember this was possible under win98

[pillainp]

Log on as Administrator. Right click the My Computer icon and select Manage. In the Logical Disk Manager, right click the drive/partition and select "Change Drive Letter/Path... It will show you a list of all available drive letters.

[corosus]

thank you, can i use this to hide my linux partitions???

[Force Flow]

Originally posted by corosus thank you, can i use this to hide my linux partitions???

Lol, we have opposite problems. I want to show the linux partitions and you want to hide them

[corosus]

how did you install linux
i installed it by deleting a fat32 partition during the linux install, but the win2K still shows the partition (can't acess i thoug, and every time he trys to acess something on the partition i am asked wether or not i want to format it, i do not want to be in the situation where my halfsleeping me pushes enter without realizing what is going on